The University of Pittsburgh retired Aaron Donald’s No. 97 at halftime during the game against Notre Dame. Donald had a decorated college football career, also being named a first-team All-American while playing for the Panthers. As a Penn Hills native, Donald values his Pitt roots.

The Los Angeles Rams had one of the best defensive players in the history of the NFL, but he does not think that he should be called the greatest of all time. Aaron Donald is without a doubt one of if not the best defensive player of his generation, as he ...

The relationship between Pitt and one of the most accomplished football players in program history is built on mutual respect and admiration. Aaron Donald achieved great things at Pitt, etched his name into the NFL history books with a storied 10-year career and all the while,

Aaron Donald became arguably the greatest defensive tackle in NFL history during his 10 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams. He finished his career with 111 sacks, including a career-high 20.5 in 2018. Donald also won three Defensive Player of the Year ...

In front of a sold out crowd, one of the greatest players in Pitt football history — and the National Football League — Aaron Donald saw his college No. 97 retired. Donald stood on the field at Acrisure Stadium during halftime of the Pitt-Notre Dame game as the Panthers retired his jersey,

When Aaron Donald surprisingly announced his retirement Friday morning, he left a gaping hole in the defense of the Los Angeles Rams. There are no voids, however, on Donald's career resume. Simply put, he's retiring at age 32 as one of the best defensive ...

It’s people that have played the game at the highest level, what TJ Watt, Cam Heyward, Jalen Ramsey and other Steelers said of Watt, along with the Pitt coaches